The royal estate's hiring practices are quite different from Zhou Man and their hiring practices, primarily because they don't need to be too selective.
Because no one dares to bully the royal estate.
It belongs to the Emperor's family, and few civilians have the courage to con them.
Therefore, when hiring long-term and short-term workers, they don't have to be overly cautious, except when it comes to tenant farmers who are more constrained; once a contract is signed, they must be used for at least a year.
According to Jin Law, once a tenancy contract is signed, to protect the tenant farmer's interests, the landlord may not terminate the contract before winter.
This prevents unscrupulous landlords from evicting tenant farmers after they've cultivated the land under an unjustified pretext, which could be life-threatening.
So even when finding tenant farmers, the royal estate needs to be more careful.
